what can cause a lean condition besides tune
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I know. That is all that I did too. I am looking at the tune now and compared it vs stock and there is nothing in the actual tune itself changed. Just what I listed above. PE is 1.250 above 6k and 1.188 from 4-6k which should be really rich for it.
Anyone wanting to see the tune just look at a stock tune and that is it.
Anyone wanting to see the tune just look at a stock tune and that is it.
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And it's not good to jump tunes around from someone else's car. Two identical cars with identical mods will tune differently. Just the way they are. They're "alive" in a way and all want different mixtures, spark curves and take in different amounts of air. Save for a tune, and find a reputable shop in your area. And FWIW, with LT's, CB, Lid and P+P'd TB, I made 336/346 at the wheels.
It'll have a small piece ground out of it if it has been done. If it's all straight an even casting, it hasn't been done. I'm betting this is your problem. Real simple fix.
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no i know for a fact it hasnt been done. it still has the adjustable screw in it. if it has a stock tune in it i dont see why it wouldnt work just like it should from the factory but i will look into it tomorrow. thanks